Fronius Personal Display FRONIUS IG Operating Instruction [EN]

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FRONIUS IG Personal Display
Operating Instructions
Data Communication
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42,0410,1327 002-04042012
Dear Fronius Customer,
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Fronius - and congratulations on your new, high-quality, high­tech Fronius product. This introduction should provide you with general information about the equipment. Please read it carefully to learn about the many great features of your new Fronius product. This is the best way to get the most out of all the advantages that it has to offer.
Please also note the safety information and the safety precautions for the product installation location. Following all product instructions will ensure long-lasting quality and reliability. And these are the essential ingredients for outstanding results.
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Table of contents
General remarks ........................................................................................................................................... 2
Machine concept ...................................................................................................................................... 2
Notes on identification requirements for radio appliances .......................................................................2
System requirements ............................................................................................................................... 2
Functional principle .................................................................................................................................. 2
System components ..................................................................................................................................... 3
General remarks ...................................................................................................................................... 3
System components ................................................................................................................................ 3
Before commissioning .................................................................................................................................. 4
General remarks ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Proper usage ........................................................................................................................................... 4
Setup regulations ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Preparing your FRONIUS IG for commissioning .......................................................................................... 5
General remarks ...................................................................................................................................... 5
Installing the display card in FRONIUS IG............................................................................................... 5
Installing/connecting the antenna ............................................................................................................ 6
Controls......................................................................................................................................................... 7
General remarks ...................................................................................................................................... 7
Description of keys and symbols ............................................................................................................. 7
Commissioning ............................................................................................................................................. 8
Initial settings on the FRONIUS IG .......................................................................................................... 8
Installing/setting up the personal display ................................................................................................. 8
Installing and charging batteries .............................................................................................................. 9
Disposal batteries .................................................................................................................................... 9
Establishing a connection to the inverter ............................................................................................... 10
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Operating scheme ....................................................................................................................................... 11
General remarks .....................................................................................................................................11
Display ....................................................................................................................................................11
Display modes ........................................................................................................................................11
Navigating around the display ............................................................................................................... 12
Overview of display navigation .............................................................................................................. 13
State LED ............................................................................................................................................... 14
Overview of display navigation .............................................................................................................. 14
The Setup menu ......................................................................................................................................... 15
General remarks .................................................................................................................................... 15
Accessing the setup menu..................................................................................................................... 15
The Setup menu .................................................................................................................................... 15
Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................... 19
General remarks .................................................................................................................................... 19
Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................... 19
Personal display .................................................................................................................................... 20
Plug-in card ............................................................................................................................................ 20
Technical data ............................................................................................................................................. 21
Warranty and Liability ................................................................................................................................. 22
Warranty Provisions and Liability........................................................................................................... 22
Warranty Period ..................................................................................................................................... 22
Proof of warranty ................................................................................................................................... 22
Scope of Warranty ................................................................................................................................. 22
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General remarks
Machine concept The FRONIUS IG personal display enables current performance data to be viewed at
any time at any location within a specified distance of the unit.
All that is required to enable data to be sent to the personal display is the relevant display card with a radio antenna for the FRONIUS IG. The power for the personal display is supplied from batteries or from the power supply unit supplied with the equip­ment. Performance data from up to 15 FRONIUS IGs can be shown on the personal display. The different display modes enable performance data from the whole installati­on or from each individual inverter to be viewed.
Notes on identifi­cation require­ments for radio appliances
System require­ments
Functional prin­ciple
Changes or modifications of the radio module not expressly approved are not allowed and will void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
In the USA, radio modules are subject to FCC requirements:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interfe­rence, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC ID: QKWFRF905
FRONIUS IG system requirements for running the FRONIUS IG personal display:
- FRONIUS IG with serial number 17xxxxxx or above
- Relevant display card with radio antenna for FRONIUS IG
Fig.1 Functional principle
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System components
General remarks
System compon­ents
The system components listed below are included in the initial scope of supply. To add additional FRONIUS IGs to the system you will also need a display card with radio antenna for each inverter.
Personal display components
Display card components:
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Fig.2 System components
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Before commissioning
WARNING! Incorrect operation may result in serious injury or damage. You
should not use the functions described until you have thoroughly read and understood the following documents:
- these operating instructions
- all the operating instructions for the system components, especially the safety regulations
General remarks
Proper usage The personal display is only suitable for use in photovoltaic systems that include a
FRONIUS IG inverter. Any other form of usage is deemed improper.
The manufacturer shall not be held liable for any damages arising from such usage. Proper usage also includes complying with all the instructions in the operating instruc­tions
Setup regulati­ons
To comply with IP20 protection requirements, the personal display must only be in­stalled indoors. The equipment should be protected from dampness.
The antenna can be set up and operated anywhere out of doors.
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Preparing your FRONIUS IG for commissioning
WARNING! Mains voltage can cause fatal injuries. The connection area
should only ever be opened by an authorised electrical engineer, and only when the power is disconnected.
WARNING! Mains voltage and DC voltage from the solar modules can cause fatal injuries. Plug-in cards must not be installed unless the FRONIUS IG
- has been disconnected on the mains (AC) side.
- has been disconnected on the solar module side (DC side)
General remarks
NOTE! In the case of systems with several inverters, the antennae must be at
least 0.5 m (20 in.) apart so that communication with the personal display is not disrupted. For an optimum range, we recommend a distance of 1 m (39 in.)
Important! The mounting bracket is part of the antenna. Only fit the antenna to the mounting bracket supplied with the antenna.
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Installing the display card in FRONIUS IG
To install a plug-in card:
1. Put FRONIUS IG into "Standby" mode
2. Disconnect FRONIUS IG on both the AC and DC sides
3. Open connection area by removing the LCD foceplate. See chapter entitled "Ope­ning the housing" in your FRONIUS IG operating instructions
4. Unplug the ribbon cable that attaches the LCD faceplate cover to the unit from the control board
NOTE! Risk of damage to the plug-in card. Be sure to follow the general ESD regulations when fitting plug-in cards.
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